Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

Every ssa,on bring. n. changes. and
/ N one dOss not keep 40 with ihs c)mParA'
lively trivial items OF the toilet one !. % IN
oHirs There 10 all The difference 10 TIE
world Ia The tying OF q bow or The hang OF
a SKIRT between one SESSION AMI another,
and In fashion ~ In every other art aticn'
/ lion 10 detail .. the price OF success.
To fashioning cotton costumes The ,lm'
/ pier styles src preferable. Avoid compi'
Gated dfsperiss sni arrange with huuons
and tapes for greater facility In l,ubdef'
/ ing. Bslisd waists, Will OF without yoke-,
/ plain roaud basque. without liuing. and
sckntlly gathered nounce. Are all In good
form. while for those that are eIpscisd
20 wear through The season without bsing
done OF. there are fall vesis ofsllk. collars,
cuf. and rcvcfs OF velvet, aui bsriellrs %
velvet on other thick ribbon strapped over
fall vests. Cotton house dresses for
yourg ladles. are made with q fall skifi,
full yoke waist aad belt 90 long sash.
A. evening wear fOr yourg lsiie-, inle
tales The Lead, aud osftainly nothing oAn
Dc pfsttlsr ,ui lightsr This msieFlal
comes ln All plain shades A. cell sni VA
ter blue olive, Nile and sage greer, whit.
cream. pearl. pink, lavender. al shades ~
yellow a. vel A. black or oarilnA red.
There are also bssiei. embroliervi, aud
tiusc.led tuilss.
These dresses A'e made short ard have
frequently thr,r or four plain skirts worn
one over TIE other. with Ella Clip fur .
foundation. The balsy,use should be pot
on the bottom % all talle aud lace skirts
Back lace drtsses are more popular than
ever. and are made up over ELK In any
light aud Alry m,nner Black lace over
garnet or pampkin lind satin give par
tlCulsry doe effect. Ribbon. Afc freely
used on these costumes aud | have seen
, 4, eilye panels formed OF short loops and
no,ched euis Of narrow, fancy eige rib
bon.
Removable vests OF velvet, bfoc.ded,
embroidered or te,iei. or offolds OF satin
ami sursh. or fancy riobon. dotted with
gold and silver. afford 81 sAsy meiacd OF
icnOvAiing = partly worn cosium~, ~ of
charging plain drrss Into one suitable
for evening" wear. Another way ofchang.
ing q df,ss II - turn II In AZ The neck, add
a rolling collar, and wear with TIA while
llusn bosom and collar with white satin
or plque tie. This l. suitable for street
wesr and travelling.
In gloves the four.button length IL com.
monty used, with from ten 10 my buttons
for occasions OF ceremony. We are no
longer restricted 20 tan shades, but hsve
lovely gray, pearl, helioirope and beige
ilnts.
Wraps are, II possible. shorter In the
back and longer In front than ever before.
Many small cspes, or series OF them, are
seen. while the jaaniy isllor.maie jacket
holds It's own In point Of usefulness and
popularity. This II cut slightly longer
thsn last season.
Dress collars are higher than ever. How
Can this bel They are set well down on
the dress sni carried up n high A. POSI-
bic without actually strsngllng the wesrer.
Linen collars and cut, are used for street
wear and travelling. bat for other oecs-
sions there are lovely ruches OF lace, beads
and ribbon. bands OF silk, Grape or folded
ribbons OF the most exquisite shades.
| Busiles have no: dimlnishedi on the
contrary they seem larger than ever under
the lighter costumes demanded by the
season.
Corduroy IL ore OF the most stylish and
elegant fabrics for tailor costumes, and
IL suitable for all except the hottest days.
Jackets OF the same should accompany
these suits, finished In the simplest style,
with no ornamentstlon save the necessary
buttons. Exquisite costumes OF white
corduroy are seen at naiias,s and ater-
noon receptions, and often eclipse more
preten,ious and expensive gowns.-Hoase-
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